What the U.S. Exit From Afghanistan Means for NATO

The transcript discusses NATO's commitment to preventing Afghanistan from becoming a terrorist haven, highlighting the organization's military presence and Turkey's role in operating Kabul airport. It addresses NATO's strategies for handling migration and refugee issues in Europe, emphasizing the importance of global alliances in a shifting power balance. The discussion also covers NATO's response to regional dynamics involving Afghanistan, China, and Russia, and the future role of NATO in maintaining operations at Kabul airport.

What was the primary reason for NATO allies joining the United States in Afghanistan in 2001?

What commitments are expected from the Taliban concerning safe passage and open land borders?

In what ways does NATO aim to support countries in its neighborhood to stabilize them?

What is the significance of having a strong NATO presence for the United States and Europe?

How does NATO plan to address the new alliance between Afghanistan, China, and Russia?

What are the implications of a stable Afghanistan for regional security?

How has Turkey contributed to the situation in Afghanistan, particularly regarding the airport?